Supreme Court agrees to review a Reconstruction-era ban on distilling spirits in private homes
The Supreme Court has agreed to review a federal law that dates back to the Reconstruction era and currently bans people from distilling spirits in their own homes. The case will determine whether this long-standing prohibition remains valid. The Court's decision to take up the case means the justices will examine the law's legality and may potentially overturn or uphold it.
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Supreme Court agrees to review federal ban on distilling spirits in private homes